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Arrivals 2018/2019 ++385 51 841-222 - [email protected] - www.rijeka-airport.hr Arrivals 2018/2019 FLIGHT FROM STOP TIME DAY PERIOD 4U 8968 BERLIN TEGEL - 13:05 Mon. 19.06.2017 GERMANWINGS 17.07.2017 4U 8968 BERLIN TEGEL - 08:20 Mon. 24.07.2017 GERMANWINGS 28.08.2017 4U 8968 BERLIN TEGEL - 13:05 Mon. 04.09.2017 GERMANWINGS 23.10.2017 4U 8968 BERLIN TEGEL - 12:00 Fri. 21.07.2017 GERMANWINGS 01.09.2017 EW 8969 BERLIN TEGEL - 12:00 Wed. 26.07.2017 EUROWINGS 30.08.2017 FR 6946 BRUSSELS CHARLEROI - 09:00 Sat. 01.07.2017 RYANAIR 26.08.2017 FR 6946 BRUSSELS CHARLEROI - 16:20 Tue. 04.07.2017 RYANAIR 29.08.2017 TDR822 DUBROVNIK SPLIT 19:05 Tue., Thu. 28.03.2017 TRADE AIR 26.10.2017 OU 5259 DUBROVNIK SPLIT 19:05 Tue., Thu. 28.03.2017 CROATIA AIRLINES 26.10.2017 C3 822 DUBROVNIK SPLIT 16:00 Tue., Thu. 31.10.2017 TRADE AIR 22.03.2018 OU 5259 DUBROVNIK SPLIT 16:00 Tue., Thu. 31.10.2017 CROATIA AIRLINES 22.03.2018 EW 1962 DUSSELDORF - 09:40 Sun. 07.05.2017 EUROWINGS 22.10.2017 4U 9962 DUSSELDORF - 12:10 Fri. 21.07.2017 GERMANWINGS 25.08.2017 6F 311 GOTEBORG - 19:45 Tue. 30.05.2017 PRIMERA AIR 13.06.2017 6F 311 GOTEBORG - 19:45 Tue. 05.09.2017 PRIMERA AIR 26.09.2017 4U 7968 HAMBURG - 11:40 Thu. 04.05.2017 GERMANWINGS 26.10.2017 4U 7969 HAMBURG - 08:15 Sun. 07.05.2017 GERMANWINGS 22.10.2017 4U 3966 HANNOVER - 07:20 Thu. 22.06.2017 GERMANWINGS 19.10.2017 4U 960 KOLN - 21:15 Sat. 22.04.2017 GERMANWINGS 28.10.2017 4U 960 KOLN - 20:25 Thu. 04.05.2017 GERMANWINGS 26.10.2017 4U 960 KOLN - 20:35 Tue. 18.07.2017 GERMANWINGS 29.08.2017 4U 960 KOLN - 20:35 Fri. 21.07.2017 GERMANWINGS 25.08.2017 4U 960 KOLN - 08:10 Sun. 07.01.2018 GERMANWINGS 07.01.2018 4U 960 KOLN - 10:20 Sun. 14.01.2018 GERMANWINGS 18.03.2018 Rijeka Airport | Arrivals Page 1 ++385 51 841-222 - [email protected] - www.rijeka-airport.hr Arrivals 2018/2019 4U 960 KOLN - 10:20 Sun. 12.11.2017 GERMANWINGS 31.12.2017 4U 960 KOLN - 12:30 Wed. 21.02.2018 GERMANWINGS 21.03.2018 4U 960 KOLN - 12:30 Wed. 06.12.2017 GERMANWINGS 03.01.2018 4U 960 KOLN - 13:10 Fri. 12.01.2018 GERMANWINGS 16.02.2018 4U 960 KOLN - 15:05 Fri. 10.11.2017 GERMANWINGS 01.12.2017 4U 960 KOLN - 15:15 Thu. 02.11.2017 GERMANWINGS 02.11.2017 4U 960 KOLN - 13:00 Sat. 04.11.2017 GERMANWINGS 04.11.2017 OK6790 KOŠICE - 01:55 Sat. 08.07.2017 CSA 19.08.2017 OU 491 LONDON HEATHROW - 15:05 Wed. 26.04.2017 CROATIA AIRLINES 11.10.2017 FR 3188 LONDON STANSTED - 15:10 Tue. 06.06.2017 RYANAIR 26.09.2017 FR 3188 LONDON STANSTED - 15:10 Sat. 03.06.2017 RYANAIR 30.09.2017 OU 4435 MUNCHEN - 11:30 Tue., Thu. 04.05.2017 CROATIA AIRLINES 05.10.2017 OU 4435 MUNCHEN - 11:30 Sun. 07.05.2017 CROATIA AIRLINES 22.10.2017 TDR 819 OSIJEK - 14:05 Tue., Thu. 28.03.2017 TRADE AIR 26.10.2017 OU 5256 OSIJEK - 14:05 Tue., Thu. 28.03.2017 CROATIA AIRLINES 26.10.2017 C3 819 OSIJEK - 11:05 Tue., Thu. 31.10.2017 TRADE AIR 22.03.2018 OU 5256 OSIJEK - 11:05 Tue., Thu. 31.10.2017 CROATIA AIRLINES 22.03.2018 DY 1952 OSLO - 10:15 Tue. 20.06.2017 NORWEGIAN AIR SHUTTLE 08.08.2017 BT 495 RIGA - 18:20 Fri. 02.06.2017 AIR BALTIC 22.09.2017 BT 495 RIGA - 09:25 Mon. 29.05.2017 AIR BALTIC 18.09.2017 FB 8797 SOFIA - 06:25 Thu. 19.05.2017 BULGARIA AIR 01.07.2017 FB 8797 SOFIA - 06:25 Thu. 27.08.2017 BULGARIA AIR 07.10.2017 FR 5131 STOCKHOLM SKAVSTA - 15:40 Mon., Fri. 27.03.2017 RYANAIR 27.10.2017 4U 2962 STUTTGART - 13:25 Thu. 04.05.2017 GERMANWINGS 13.07.2017 4U 2962 STUTTGART - 16:35 Thu. 20.07.2017 Rijeka Airport | Arrivals Page 2 ++385 51 841-222 - [email protected] - www.rijeka-airport.hr Arrivals 2018/2019 GERMANWINGS 07.09.2017 4U 2962 STUTTGART - 13:25 Thu. 14.09.2017 GERMANWINGS 26.10.2017 4U 2962 STUTTGART - 07:25 Tue. 01.08.2017 GERMANWINGS 05.09.2017 4U 2963 STUTTGART - 07:40 Sun. 07.05.2017 GERMANWINGS 22.10.2017 LO 8241 TALLINN - 07:40 Sat. 13.05.2017 LOT - NORDICA 30.09.2017 LO 8241 TALLINN - 19:40 Wed. 28.06.2017 LOT - NORDICA 23.08.2017 IZ TEL AVIV - 09:50 Tue. 30.05.2017 ARKIA 24.10.2017 P7 8885 WARSAW - 06:20 Thu. 01.06.2017 SMALL PLANET AIRLINES 28.09.2017 Rijeka Airport | Arrivals Page 3.
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